Class of Welcome to the Paul L. Foster School of Medicine. Congratulations on taking the first step toward earning your medical degree.

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1 Class of 2022 Welcome to the Paul L. Foster School of Medicine. Congratulations on taking the first step toward earning your medical degree. Carefully review the student checklist. All forms must be submitted to the Office of Student Affairs by: April 13, STUDENT CHECKLIST (Click on each requirement below to fill out or for more information) 1. Register and Upload Immunization Requirements (OmniMD) 2. Community wide Orientation Module (Online) 3. Basic Cardiac Life Support Certification 4. TMA Medical Student Membership Application (Online) 5. Complete Safety Trainings (Online) 6. Consent and Release to Use Image/Information Form 7. Miscellaneous Information Sheet 8. Student Data Sheet 9. Scrub Size Form 10. Significant Others & Spouses Group Registration Form 11. Spanish Assessment Sheet 12. Submit copy of Health Insurance Card forms to the Office of Student Affairs: Phone: (915) ALL REQUIREMENTS MUST BE COMPLETED BY APRIL 13, 2018.

2 Office of Occupational Health Immunization: The Association of American Medical Colleges states that all students should be immunized against a number of infectious diseases for their own safety, as well as the safety of others. Student immunization records are kept on file in the Office of Occupational Health. As immunizations are updated, students must provide written documentation to the Office of Occupational Health. All matriculating Paul L. Foster School of Medicine students must comply with the school s immunization requirements in order to register for classes. Requirements: Documentation of required immunizations and titers must be uploaded to the OmniMD portal: Varicella (chickenpox): Proof of immunity determined by serologic titer In the event of a negative titer, two doses of varicella vaccine at least 28 days apart is required. Measles (rubeola): Proof of immunity determined by serologic titer In the event of a negative titer, two doses of MMR at least 28 days apart is required. Rubella (German measles): Proof of immunity determined by serologic titer In the event of a negative titer, two doses of MMR at least 28 days apart is required. Mumps: Proof of immunity determined by serologic titer In the event of a negative titer, two doses of MMR at least 28 days apart is required. Tuberculosis (TB) clearance: A. A two-step tuberculin skin test is required. Documentation of a TB skin test administered within the past 12 months will be considered as step one. The second TB skin test must be completed at least one week after the first TB skin test. Proof of a negative TB skin test within the past three months will be considered as step two. The PLFSOM will administer the second TB skin test on orientation day. B. If you have a history of positive TB skin tests, documentation of a positive TB skin test is required. Documentation of a chest X-ray (CXR) within the past three months and a TB symptom review are required. A BCG vaccine does not preclude the need for TB skin testing or a chest X-ray. C. Students with positive TB skin tests are required to meet with the infection control nurse. Hepatitis B: Series of three vaccines followed by a quantitative antibody titer. If immunity is not developed after the initial series, a second series and re-titer is required, as recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This series must begin prior to matriculation, but may be completed after arrival. Tetanus/Diphtheria/Pertussis: Primary series of tetanus immunizations, plus one dose of adult Tdap. If adult Tdap is more than 10 years old, the date of the last Td and Tdap is required. Flu Vaccine: Documentation of vaccine (one dose annually in the fall) Meningococcus Vaccine: Documentation of vaccine (if age < 22) Polio: Documentation of basic series of oral or inactivated polio immunization Questions regarding immunization status may be directed to Maria Ramirez, Office of Occupational Health, at or the OmniMD portal. 2 of 14

3 Steps to upload documents through the OmniMD portal once you have registered: 1. Click on Messages. 2. Click on New Message. 3. Send message to Maria Ramirez. Once documents have been uploaded and submitted, students will be notified of any missing requirements. Students are expected to log in to the portal and check their TTUHSC s regularly. Occupational Health will notify students once all clearance requirements have been met. Questions regarding immunization requirements may be directed to Occupational Health through the OmniMD portal. 3 of 14

4 Office of Occupational Health This is a sample of a blood titer lab report. Lab reports must be submitted as stated on the Immunization Requirements. Please contact Maria Ramirez at if you have any questions. 4 of 14

5 Office of Student Affairs Below is a sample of a Basic Life Support (BLS) card for health care providers. The American Heart Association certification is valid for two years. Other agencies may issue certificates that are valid for only one year. BLS for health care providers classes go in-depth and take approximately six to eight hours to complete. Online courses are not sufficient hands-on training is required to complete certification. Heartsaver First Aid, Heartsaver CPR AED, and Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED courses do not fulfill the BLS for health care providers requirement. If you have any questions, please contact Inés A. Monarrez at or Ines.Monarrez@TTUHSC.edu. Course certification and a copy of the card are required by the stated deadline. 5 of 14

6 Safety training is required for all TTUHSC El Paso employees, students and volunteers (HSCEP OP 75.01). Safety Training Login Instructions Website Click on Training in left navigation bar Step 1 Click applicable link. Step 2 Employees and Students: Sign in with your eraider and password. Volunteers: Sign in with your volunteer ID number and address. Step 3 New Employees and Volunteers: Please answer the question, "Do you work in a lab?" Students: Coursework includes lab activity; therefore, lab safety training is required. Step 4 New Employees: New Employee Safety Orientation Program (NESOP) Students: Safety Training Education Program for Students (STEPS) Volunteers: Volunteer Safety Orientation Program (VSOP) Lab Workers: Laboratory Safety Essentials (LSE) Indicates COMPLETE course Indicates INCOMPLETE course Indicates LOCKED course: Call Safety Services to have your exam(s) reset. For assistance, please call Safety Services between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday: of 14

7 Login Instructions Website Click on Training in the left navigation bar. Step 1 Click the eraider sign-in button and sign in with your eraider username and password. Step 2 If you are not seeing your Laboratory Safety Essentials heading as shown below, please check the box at the top right of the page next to these words: Step 3 Click the General Lab Safety heading to begin the LSE course. Then continue to the remaining three subcourse links. Indicates COMPLETE Indicates INCOMPLETE Indicates LOCKED exam by the Laboratory Safety Essentials heading, your lab training is complete. Step 4 Once you see a All four exams must be passed with a score of 80 percent or highter. If you need assistance, please call Safety Services between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at of 14

8 Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso Consent and Release to Use Image or Information I, (print name), or my authorized legal representative, hereby give consent for Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso (TTUHSC El Paso) employees, students or agents to take and use information about me (including my medical history, if applicable), or my name, image or likeness, including, but not limited to, photographs, videotaped images, audio recordings, digital content (collectively images ), or my data or presentation for the purposes checked below. I AGREE TO USES DESIGNATED BELOW: (Not including uses for patient treatment or payment.) My Name My Image(s) My Information My Data or Presentation For educational purposes within TTUHSC El Paso. For educational purposes outside TTUHSC El Paso. For TTUHSC El Paso marketing or publicity. (This includes news and social media, such as interviews, Facebook, websites, Twitter, YouTube, etc.) For publication in journals or on the Internet Other purpose(s): I understand that TTUHSC El Paso and its regents, employees, agents and personnel acting on behalf of TTUHSC El Paso shall not be held responsible for any use of my name, information and/or image(s), including any use whatsoever by any outside user or third party, and I hereby release and hold harmless TTUHSC El Paso and its regents, employees, agents and personnel acting on its behalf from any and all liability for damages of whatever kind, character or nature which may at any time result from this Consent and Release authorizing use or dissemination in accordance with the above. I understand that TTUHSC El Paso will own the image(s) of me for the purposes stated above. I do hereby knowingly and voluntarily waive any and all other rights, compensation, royalties or payment of any kind or character in connection with the use of my name, likeness and/or image(s) as authorized above. This Consent and Release can be revoked or withdrawn at any time, but such withdrawal or revocation must be in writing and sent to the TTUHSC El Paso institutional privacy officer. Withdrawal of consent does not affect any information used or disclosed prior to receipt of the written notice of withdrawal. By signing below, I represent that I have read and understand this Consent and Release to Use Image or Information and that it is binding on my heirs, executors and personal representatives. I am 18 years of age or older. Signature of Person Named Above Date OR Signature and Printed Name of Authorized Legal Representative Date For Office Use Only: Completed by: Date of Event: Speaker MR#: Patient R# (Banner): Faculty Staff Student Please read the TTUHSC El Paso Operating Policy and Procedure here ATTACHMENT A Page 1 of 1 HSC OP February 6, of 14

9 Office of Student Affairs Miscellaneous Information NAME: (please print) THE WHITE COAT CEREMONY As members of the Paul L. Foster School of Medicine class of 2022, you will be welcomed into the medical school by the deans, faculty and alumni, and presented with your first white coat in the presence of your family and friends. This is the beginning of a long-standing tradition that is an integral part of orientation week and a vital element in your induction into the community of medicine. We look forward to meeting your families at this year s ceremony on Saturday, July 28, (NOTE: Maximum number of guests is four.) In preparation for the ceremony, we need to know your coat size. Please indicate your white coat size on the chart below. The measurements listed are comparable to your business suit or blazer jacket size. Reference the blazer measurements to help you determine your order size. White Coat Size: Ladies Men s Size XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL 5XL Ladies Suit Blazer Size Men s Suit Blazer Size Please indicate your T-shirt size on the chart below. T-Shirt Size: Ladies Men s Size XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL 5XL NAME BADGE Please write your name as you would like it to appear on your medical school name badge (you are required to wear your name badge any time you are seeing patients while in school). It should include your first name (as you would like to be addressed) and last name. Please do not include titles; however, you may include a middle initial. Space is limited. (Please print) DIETARY REQUIREMENTS During orientation and at various times throughout medical school, lunch will be provided for you. To help us and others plan, please let us know if you are vegetarian or have other dietary requirements. MILITARY STATUS Active Veteran Non-Veteran N/A BRANCH (if applicable): HPSP SCHOLARSHIP (check if applicable): 9 of 14

10 Office of Institutional Advancement Student Data Sheet One of the purposes of the Office of Institutional Advancement is to develop public understanding and awareness of the programs, activities and events of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso. Due to growing interest in the university, we are requesting the information below, which will be used to prepare news releases about you for newspapers and other media during your enrollment. Certain information about students cannot be released without your consent. Responding to these questions is STRICTLY VOLUNTARY. Full name (please print): Hometown: Undergraduate institution and degree: Graduate institution and degree (if applicable): Single: or Married: Spouse s/partner s name: Spouse s/partner s occupation: Children s names and ages: Anything else you d like us to know about you? The Office of Institutional Advancement is here to help you with any media-related questions. We can be reached at and are located at 1414 N. Oregon Street. 10 of 14

11 Office of Alumni Relations Dear Class of 2022: Welcome to the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso Paul L. Foster School of Medicine. As you prepare for the academic year, the Office of Alumni Relations would like to provide you with your first set of scrubs. The scrubs will be given to you at our annual Scrubs Party hosted by Alumni Relations during orientation in July. Please fill out the information below and return this form to the Student Affairs Office by April 14 to ensure you receive your scrubs. Name: (Please print.) Size: Ladies Men s Size XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL 5XL If you would like an additional set of scrubs, they can be purchased from any vendor or manufacturer, but must be a dark gray color. Refer to the letter from the Office of Medical Education for color guidelines. Please contact Heather A. Balsiger, M.S., at or heather.balsiger@ttuhsc.edu for lab-related questions. On behalf of the Office of Alumni Relations, welcome to the Paul L. Foster School of Medicine! We look forward to meeting you in July. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions regarding your scrubs. Thank you, Alumni Relations Office of Institutional Advancement Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso 1414 N. Oregon St. El Paso, TX of 14

12 Medical Student Council SOS Group The Medical Student Council (MSC) has started a group just for the spouses and significant others of medical students called the Significant Others and Spouses (SOS) group. This group meets about once a month for fun activities around El Paso. Some of the events are for couples and some are just for the significant others and spouses. The goal of the group is to assist you in developing friendships and a support network. If your spouse or significant other would like to participate, please include their information below, even if they are not moving to El Paso with you. If you have any questions, please contact Tammy Salazar, Ph.D., faculty advisor (who is married to a physician), at Tammy.Salazar@TTUHSC.edu or SOS GROUP REGISTRATION FORM SPOUSE/SIGNIFICANT OTHER S MEDICAL STUDENT S NAME NAME Spouse s Address: Home Address: Home Phone #: Cell Phone #: Spouse s Occupation (if employed): If not employed but would like help/support in finding employment, please include education/background and professional interests: Hobbies/Interests: Please provide the name(s) of children currently living with you: Name of child or adolescent: Age: Name of child or adolescent: Age: Below are some activities that may interest you. Please check all that apply. City Tours (large group events) Bake Sales (Fundraisers) Babysitting Co-op with Other Spouses Charity or Volunteer Work Moms or Dads Night Out Book Clubs Seasonal/Holiday Events Discussion Groups with Faculty Members Spouses Children s Play Dates (Organized Kids Relocation/Practical Assistance (Housing, Events) City Tours, etc.) Outdoor Activities (Cycling, Hiking, etc.) Sports Job Fairs/Conferences Other (Please Specify) We also need spouses/significant others willing to help plan or coordinate these events. Please check here if you would be interested in being part of a planning committee. Are you (the spouse/significant other) attending the summer preview event in June? 12 of 14

13 Office of Medical Education Spanish Language Proficiency: Self-Assessment NAME DATE PLEASE COMPLETE THIS QUESTIONNAIRE AS TRUTHFULLY AND ACCURATELY AS POSSIBLE. IT IS IMPORTANT FOR YOUR PRE-PLACEMENT IN CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. 1. I have studied Spanish formally/ in a classroom environment. Please answer honestly. Yes No 2. Read the descriptions of the four Spanish proficiency levels at the bottom of this page. Decide which of the descriptions, 1, 2, 3 or 4, (circle one) best describes your ability to understand and speak Spanish: If you have rated yourself as 2, 3 or 4, please answer the following question. In what context did you learn to understand and speak Spanish? Home/family School Work Media (TV/radio/internet/newspaper) If you selected School, please respond to the following: Select all that apply: High School No. of Years College No. of Years If you selected 4, please choose from the following: I am a native speaker of English, but have lived in a Spanish-speaking country. For how long? Where? Why? I am a heritage speaker of Hispanic/Latino descent and Spanish is the primary language spoken at home. I am a heritage speaker of Hispanic/Latino descent and English is the primary language spoken at home. I was born and raised in a Spanish-speaking country. Country 13 of 14

14 3. Please rate your reading and writing abilities in Spanish (1 = not literate and 5 = excellent): READING WRITING 4. In what context(s) do you currently communicate in Spanish? (Please check all that apply.) Home/family Work Friends Media (TV/radio/internet/newspaper) 5. Which Spanish skill(s) do you need to improve? That is, what in particular would you like to work on in this course? Keep in mind that this is a course in conversational Spanish, not in medical Spanish. ALL REQUIRED FORMS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY APRIL 13, forms to the Office of Student Affairs: Student.Affairs.PLFSOM@TTUHSC.edu. 14 of 14